Actually no. Monsanto pays for studies to be done on just one of the active ingredients of RoundUp, not on RoundUp itself. RoundUp has chemicals in it that exi

Actually no. Monsanto pays for studies to be done on just one of the active ingredients of RoundUp, not on RoundUp itself. RoundUp has chemicals in it that exist solely to help the active ingredients permeate tissues. Test with only active ingredients and it can appear relatively safe. Test actual RoundUp and it is invariably toxic. That is why there are countless studies showing RoundUp to be toxic and populations who have been negatively affected all while Monsanto publishes an avalanche of paid studies purposefully conducted on a select active ingredient instead of the product itself.